Sentence examples for constantly outraged from inspiring English sources
On the occasion of Cotton's retirement from Illinois Action for Children, her husband of more than sixty-five years captured her spirit: "She's one of the few people in the world who is constantly outraged by the outrageous.
Another letter from the man who is constantly outraged over the difficulty of maintaining life in this city.
Nobody does hissy fits like Karl Rove; the master of hardball, dirty-trick politics is constantly outraged, outraged, at his opponents' underhanded tactics.
By Calvin Trillin The New Yorker, February 18 , 1967P. 31 Another letter from the man who is constantly outraged over the difficulty of maintaining life in this city.
Though they run the most powerful country in the history of the world, controlling the federal government, the courts and a majority of state legislatures and executives, they still speak like a bitter minority, constantly outraged by the powers that be.
The Magaluf revellers feel in part like a media construct, reinforced by a collective need to constantly be outraged by something.
For instance, one article this week on the Web site of Radio Nacional de Venezuela, the state-controlled radio network, called him a "right-wing extremist," and claimed he was "constantly committing outrages against the stability of the Bolivarian revolution".
They're constantly scanning something they can be outraged against".
